Le lundi 16 mars 2009 à 14:08 +0100, Josselin Mouette a écrit :
3. GNOME-PYTHON-EXTRAS
What is happening in unstable:
* egg.trayicon, gtkhtml2 and gtkmozembed each have their own
binary package (python-eggtrayicon, python-gtkhtml2,
python-gtkmozembed)
* gksu 1.X is going away (nothing uses it anyway)
* gda is going away, at least for a while
* gtkspell will have its own binary package (currently in NEW)
What will change upstream:
* It’s very hard to tell, these modules don’t seem to change much.
* Most of them have better replacements, so other packages should
really get of these dependencies anyway.
What changes to apply to Debian packages:
* To simplify the dependency tree, the dependencies of
python-gnome2-extras on python-eggtrayicon, python-gtkhtml2 and
python-gtkmozembed are going away, probably right after the
squeeze release.
* Therefore, packages using these modules *must* be updated to use
the new binary package as dependency instead.
Apparently, developers have a strong tendency to not fix these bugs the
correct way and instead, to make packages depend on e.g.
python-gtkmozembed | python-gnome2-extras
Therefore, I’m probably going to make gnome-python-extras follow the
gnome-python-desktop path:
* the gksu2 and gdl modules will go in python-gksu2 and python-gdl
* when gda comes back (Gustavo is working on packaging libgda4),
it will be in python-gda
* let’s take that opportunity to ditch egg.recent away
Are people OK with this approach?
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